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Jakarta, CNBC Indonesia – The 2020 United States (USA) presidential elections have reached their final stage. Because, on Tuesday (03/11/2020) local time, the voting will close and the American people will soon know who will be the captain of the superpower in the next four years.
Coming closer to the count, several polling and survey institutions have begun publishing their latest survey results.
Most of the poll results cited by BBC News indicated the superiority of the Democratic challenger, Joe Biden. Biden is on average 7% ahead of current Republican candidate Donald Trump.
Below are reports of some of the results from the US Presidential Election poll released November 1-2, 2020:
|
Release date |
Poling Institute |
Biden (%) |
Trump (%) |
|
November 2 |
Economy / YouGov |
53 |
43 |
| November 2 |
Reuters / Ipsos |
52 |
Four. Five |
|
November 1st |
IBD / TIPP |
fifty |
Four. Five |
|
November 1st |
IBD / TIPP * |
49 |
46 |
| November 1st |
Quinnipiac |
fifty |
39 |
|
November 1st |
Rasmussen reports |
48 |
47 |
|
November 1st |
USC Dornsife |
53 |
43 |
However, regardless of the results of the vote counting survey, it does not fully reflect the results of the US presidential election. There is still one electoral vote to consider.
In 2016, Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton won the number of votes from the public, known as the popular vote. However, because he lost the electoral vote or the electoral vote, Trump ultimately emerged as the winner.
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